Caring for Patients in Jail
On my first day on the job as a jail doctor, twenty-five-year-old Peggy* was brought by guards to clinic after fighting with another inmate….
Read MoreOn my first day on the job as a jail doctor, twenty-five-year-old Peggy* was brought by guards to clinic after fighting with another inmate….
Read MoreThe first week of medical school was an absolute whirlwind filled with new names, faces, excitement, and terror. In an effort to get to…
Read MoreIn our current age of medicine, we often tout the benefits of evidence-based medicine for our patients: better outcomes with fewer unneeded interventions. However,…
Read More“Captain of the Ship?”
In 1949, the phrase “captain of the ship” was used to justify Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s verdict of McConnell vs. Williams, where obstetrician Dr. Williams…
Read MoreStep With MACRA Change
Virtual medical care has been gaining traction, and now, a recent change to the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act (MACRA) just gave it…
Read MoreAfter hearing about Dr. Miller and reading reviews on Amazon about her first book, Only Rock is Real, I couldn’t wait to interview her!…
Read MoreAs part of my fourth year, I chose to do an elective in forensic pathology at the medical examiner’s office. Many people, including my…
Read MoreAn Interview With Dr. Standley
At the first University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix retreat, Dr. Cynthia Standley introduced the class of 2021 to the Zentangle® method…
Read MorePhysical therapists utilize evidenced-based practice in order to inform their decision-making in the clinic. Instilling this practice into students, the NAU Physical Therapy Department…
Read MoreThe Indian Health Services (IHS) was created in the 1950s with the aim of ensuring that comprehensive and culturally acceptable personal and public health…
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